Peter CostelloIreland – Italy: Culture and values
Month: March 2014
What dark nights do for us
Fr Ronald RolheiserWe habitually manipulate our faith
Process of transferring Church-run schools underway
Cathal BarryFour new Educate Together schools are to open their gates later this year.
Use your vote wisely
Michael KellyDear Editor, Local and European elections fast approach. Voters should scrutinise carefully the plethora of candidates, parties and ideological agendas now presenting themselves in search of votes. Among them will be pro-abortion parties and campaigners. We must vote pro-abortion parties and candidates out of office at every opportunity and vote for politicians who are unashamed…
A drama of dysfunction
Aubrey MaloneAn unsettling, satisfying tale
Was St patrick’s family Jewish?
St Patrick and the Bloodline of the Grail
Listening to that inner thought
Whispers in the Still
Remembering popular Popes
These two little pamphlets, which come with prayer cards as well, are intended as aide memoires or introductions to two of the most important figures in the Church in the 20th Century. The long pontificate of John Paul was so complex that it needed an extra volume for the New Catholic Encyclopaedia to deal with…
A missionary and maintenance Church
The New Evangelisation is about attitude
Christian education is being betrayed
Dear Editor, I expressed concern, in a recent letter to The Irish Catholic, in relation to the (former) Catholic ethos of Saint Patrick’s College, Drumcondra. Since then, Professor President Brian Mac Craith of DCU, speaking in Drumcondra on Friday February 28th 2014, has stated categorically that by 2016 Saint Patrick’s College, Mater Dei Institute, and…